Clownfish
Red Sea Clownfish
Amphiprion bicinctus
The signature clownfish of the Red Sea, bicinctus is a warm yellow-orange fish crossed by two clean, black-edged white bands. It is one of the larger, more robust anemonefish, hardy and now readily captive-bred, making it an excellent hosting clown for a mixed reef. Females reach about 14 cm and can be feisty toward smaller anemonefish, so pair them and add them with confidence. It naturally partners bubble-tip and leathery anemones but thrives without one.
Keep one or a bonded pair.
Symbiosis · Hosts an anemone.
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How Red Sea Clownfish gets on with the rest of the reef, checked pair by pair by the same engine as the live pre-flight.
Best kept apart
A real clash — aggression, predation or a same-genus fight.
Keep an eye on these
Usually fine, but worth watching in a smaller tank.
Good tankmates
No conflicts — a few popular ones to start with.
